MDWF 3010

Learning Objectives:
1. Demonstrate proper actions for transport/ transfer of care during pregnancy.
2. Recognize preexisting health complications such as thyroid disorders, Type I/II diabetes, cardiac condition, depression and
their impact on pregnancy.
3. Have ability to recognize the signs, symptoms and potential effects of prenatal conditions including hyperemesis
gravidarum, Group B Strep, ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, intrauterine growth restriction, placenta previa, abruptio
placentae, miscarriage, insufficient cervix, gestational diabetes, HELLP syndrome, hypertension, preeclampsia, preterm
premature rupture of membranes, malpresentation, amniotic fluid abnormalities, and cholestasis.
4. Discuss exposure, contraction, and management of infectious diseases such as toxoplasmosis, HIV, Hepatitis C, varicella,
rubella, and cytomegalovirus and the effects on pregnancy.
5. Detect and suggest appropriate treatment for problems and variations during pregnancy, including allopathic treatment and
complementary or alternative health therapies.
6. Respond to prenatal problems and variations with a range of treatments including alternative health modalities similar to
above.
7. Identify fetal risk factors requiring prenatal transfer of care.
8. Provide support, resources, and post-event care for those considering or experiencing therapeutic, elective, threatened,
missed, or spontaneous miscarriage or fetal demise.